A Wedding Story

Finally a good horror movie after a longtime, totally worth a watch. It is a masterclass in atmospheric horror. From the chilling sound design to the impeccable cinematography, every frame oozes tension. The director's ability to create suspense without relying on cheap jump-scares is truly impressive, drawing the audience deeper into the story with each passing minute.

The performances are stellar, portrayal of mounting dread and internal conflict keeps you on edge throughout. The film excels at blending psychological tension with supernatural terror, leaving viewers haunted long after the credits roll. A must-watch for any horror fan who appreciates subtle, well-crafted scares.*

The cinematography in A Wedding Story is nothing short of stunning. The film's visual style complements its suspenseful narrative, with each shot meticulously crafted to enhance the story's tension. The use of color and lighting contrasts the elegance of the wedding with the dark undercurrents of the plot, creating a visually captivating experience. The director's skillful framing and camera work highlight both the beauty of the setting and the growing sense of unease. The blend of sophisticated visuals and gripping storytelling makes A Wedding Story a triumph in cinematic elegance and suspense.

AMAZING acting, HAUNTING music, IMMERSIVE sound design and CHILLING jump scares - this film has it all. Vaibhav Tatwawadi's performance as Vikram is stunning, and his chemistry with Mukti Mohan (Preeti) is also very cute.

Akshay Anand's experience in acting clearly shows, his performance was near flawless.

Lakhsveer Singh Saran, although with limited screen time, makes a strong and emotional impact as well.

The music is absolutely chilling and will scare you. Haunting melodies mixed with meaningful lyrics. The song "Arzi" is also lovely.

Another point is the cinematography - every frame is tastefully crafted to perfection. Visually STUNNING film.

My eyes were glued to the screen for the entirety of the runtime, owing to the gripping storyline and premise. The dialogue also provides the occasional dose of comedy. Very well written, directed and executed film.

A Wedding Story excels in creating and maintaining tension, making it a standout thriller. The film's screenplay meticulously builds suspense with every scene, drawing viewers deeper into the mystery surrounding the wedding. The director's ability to manipulate pacing and use visual motifs to foreshadow events is impressive. Each plot twist is perfectly timed, ensuring the narrative remains engaging and unpredictable. The performances are nuanced, with the cast bringing a depth of emotion that enhances the overall tension. The film's use of sound design and score further amplifies the suspense, making A Wedding Story a compelling watch from beginning to end.

After horror comedy movies like Stree 2, Munjya etc, we FINALLY have a SERIOUS and SCARY horror movie in theatres. If you are expecting this to be a casual watch, get ready to be surprised. This movie will seriously scare you, and leave you with a thrilling experience. The music of the film is a masterclass in how to make horror movies even scarier, and the visual effects and CGI are EXTREMELY well-done for such a low budget film. Vaibhav Tatwawadi has delivered his finest performance yet, proving that he is the next big thing in the industry. He has expertly played the role of Vikram, a flamboyant and kind hearted Punjabi boy. Monica Chaudhary, previously seen in Tu Jhoothi Mai Makkaar, has also delivered a stunning performance as Neha, Vikram's sister.

SUMMARY - A serious horror movie, with CHILLING SCARY JUMPSCARES, BEAUTIFUL MUSIC AND PERFECT PERFORMANCES BY ACTORS.

A MUST WATCH FOR HORROR FANS !!